Wax for faded and low clear?
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08-25-2008
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Wax for faded and low clear?
I have a 1993 Ford Ranger Splash that is the red orange color and I can tell the the other owners didn't take all that good of care of the paint. I have waxed it many times with some different things that I use on my Cougar. They work pretty well but it seems like when it rains or I wash it I loose like all my shine and what not again. Any sugestions until I can afford to get it painted?
I have used Zymol liquid wax, meguiars gold class liquid wax and meguires NXT paste wax.
I have used Zymol liquid wax, meguiars gold class liquid wax and meguires NXT paste wax.
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08-26-2008
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what i bet would help is the stuff i sell try the oxygone, then follow it up with the ultra-ion, and i have seen that restore some nasty stuff straight from the junkyards.
www.waterlesscarwashproducts.com/sc
It's also on9 sale for the month of august, and add RF to your last name, and I will throw in a microfiber towel if you get the 32oz bottle of ultra ion, you will use about 3oz's to do the truck (some use more some use less i use about 1.5ounce on my truck)
Dave
www.waterlesscarwashproducts.com/sc
It's also on9 sale for the month of august, and add RF to your last name, and I will throw in a microfiber towel if you get the 32oz bottle of ultra ion, you will use about 3oz's to do the truck (some use more some use less i use about 1.5ounce on my truck)
Dave
#3
08-26-2008
look into my old splash detailing pics.
use a buffer with a foam pad not wool. use some medium meguiars cut. then some fine then some glaze then NXT Liquid
end result will be this:
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=17068
use a buffer with a foam pad not wool. use some medium meguiars cut. then some fine then some glaze then NXT Liquid
end result will be this:
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=17068
#4
08-26-2008
what i bet would help is the stuff i sell try the oxygone, then follow it up with the ultra-ion, and i have seen that restore some nasty stuff straight from the junkyards.
www.waterlesscarwashproducts.com/sc
It's also on9 sale for the month of august, and add RF to your last name, and I will throw in a microfiber towel if you get the 32oz bottle of ultra ion, you will use about 3oz's to do the truck (some use more some use less i use about 1.5ounce on my truck)
Dave
www.waterlesscarwashproducts.com/sc
It's also on9 sale for the month of august, and add RF to your last name, and I will throw in a microfiber towel if you get the 32oz bottle of ultra ion, you will use about 3oz's to do the truck (some use more some use less i use about 1.5ounce on my truck)
Dave
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